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synthetic opioid, rapid onset, short duration, best delivered in CRI. Aslo available as transdermal patch |
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Nonsteriodial Antiinflammatory Drugs (NSAIDS) |
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Most widely used analgesic for chronic inflammation. Most common side effect is GI issues (bleeding, diarrhea, vomiting) |
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stimulate opioid receptors |
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block particular opioid receptors |
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stimulate some of the opioid receptors but to lesser effect than pure agonist |
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stimulate some receptors and block others |
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What opioid is both an agonist and antagonist? |
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Opiod that is 30 times more potent than morphine and has a longer duration, used in dogs and cats with moderate to severe pain. In cats it can be given orally |
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Short duration analgesic, can be reversed, has short term sedation properties, |
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Large Animal Alpha 2 agonist & reversal |
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Xylazine (Rompun), Yohimbine |
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Small animal Alpha 2 agonist & reversal |
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Dexmedetomidine (dexdomitor), Antisedan (atipamezole) |
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Common side effect of dexmedetomidine |
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Bradycardia with significant |
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Ketamine used in pain management for ? |
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Prevent Windup, must be given in CRI |
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Only local anesthetic that can be given IV, usually in combination with other drugs in a CRI |
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Lidocaine, short duration |
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Hydromorphone class and duration of action |
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Opioid, moderate duration (4-6 hours), moderate to severe pain, 10 x stronger than morphine |
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Butorphanol (torbutrol)duration and pain type |
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Ultrashort acting, very mild pain |
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Butorphanol (torbutrol) other indications of use besides pain |
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Antitussive, mild sedation |
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Ketamine produces what type of anesthesia |
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